At what point can drivers operate a vehicle without an escort airside?

At what point can drivers operate a vehicle without an escort airside?

• A. When they feel confident
• B. When they have held the permit for more than a year
• C. When they hold a valid YYC specific AVOP
• D. After completing additional on-the-job training

Answer: (C)

The point at which drivers can operate a vehicle without an escort airside is when they hold a valid YYC specific AVOP. This requirement ensures that operators have been specifically trained and tested on the safety protocols, regulations, and operational practices unique to Calgary International Airport (YYC). Holding a valid AVOP confirms that the driver is knowledgeable about the airside environment, understands the complexities of air traffic, and can navigate safely without the need for supervision. Confidence, time held, or additional training may enhance a driver’s ability to function in the airside environment, but they do not replace the need for a valid and specific permit. The focus on possessing a YYC specific AVOP ensures compliance with airport policies and reinforces safety for all airside operations.

The point at which drivers can operate a vehicle without an escort airside is when they hold a valid YYC specific AVOP. This requirement ensures that operators have been specifically trained and tested on the safety protocols, regulations, and operational practices unique to Calgary International Airport (YYC). Holding a valid AVOP confirms that the driver is knowledgeable about the airside environment, understands the complexities of air traffic, and can navigate safely without the need for supervision.

Confidence, time held, or additional training may enhance a driver’s ability to function in the airside environment, but they do not replace the need for a valid and specific permit. The focus on possessing a YYC specific AVOP ensures compliance with airport policies and reinforces safety for all airside operations.